Jon Ossoff

Like it's like physically painful.

And, and like when they're so young every week, it's like a whole new, you know, so many new discoveries, new personalities.

So, um,

But it also motivates me, you know, to understand the stakes for the next generation.

But yeah, I mean, my wife's a practicing physician.

She's an OB doctor in Georgia, and we're blessed to have these beautiful children.

My God, you guys are a busy house.

busy that, but you know, people ask me how I'm doing.

It's like, as long as, as long as our children are healthy, you know, that's the most important thing.

Yeah.

So Eva, who's the three-year-old, she, she watches a lot of, um,

ballet.

Okay.

She watches a lot of Winnie the Pooh, by the way, a lot, like we limit the screen time, but you know, when, when, um, she just got into this, I don't know if I should be like plugging TV shows on the show, but she just started watching, I think it's like an Irish show called puff and rock, which is very cute about animals living on.

So if you're looking for writing that down for safe, nurturing content, you know,

I recommend it.

My daughter is now doing ballet.

I do it all.

Yeah.

I mean, and I really relish it.